The Scene

Parliament

These days, the National Assembly is one of the places where one can have the most laughs and not only from the repartee that comes from the few quick-witted parliamentarians still remaining, but also from the gestures and mannerisms of members of that esteemed House.

Most anticipated films of 2012

By Timothy Austin  It is no surprise that some of the most anticipated films of the new year are sequels with built-in audiences eagerly awaiting the exploits of their favourite characters. While

The First Grader

In 2003, the Kenyan Government announced universal and free education and parents from around the country rushed with their children’s birth certificates in an effort to get them enrolled in school.

Rudy Grant

Mashramani’s ‘anthem’ is 25

Twenty-five years ago, though he had not yet experienced Mashramani, Rudy Grant sat down and wrote the now iconic “Mash in Guyana”, which remains the only song that is played around Guyana’s February 23 celebration every year, while calypso and soca songs come and go.

Sonia Noel (Photo by Akeem Branch)

Sonia Noel celebrates 15 years in fashion

In tribute to Sonia Noel’s 15th year in fashion, the executive of Guyana Fashion Weekend (GFW) will host an event at the Duke Lodge, Kingston, on January 19, featuring 15 models in a 15-minute fashion capsule.

The English Patient is next week’s Classic Tuesdays film

Director Anthony Minghella’s The English Patient (2006), winner of numerous international film festival, critics and technical awards, is next week’s Classic Tuesdays film and will be on at 6 pm at the National Gallery, Castellani House, Vlissengen Road, Georgetown.

Worst films of 2011

By Timothy Austin Whether we buy them bootleg or pay to see them on cable or online, we enjoy getting our money’s worth when it comes to huge studio films. Unfortunately

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